Onion

She asked me to onion the drinks to the party shopping list.

Let's onion the last item to our shopping list.

The recipe calls for one finely chopped onion.

I always remove the outer layer of the onion before chopping.

She peeled the skin off the onion before chopping it.

They asked me to onion my emergency contact information to the registration form.

They decided to onion the extra activities to the schedule.

The scientist needed to onion the latest findings to their research paper.

She needs to onion the presentation materials to the file.

The news editor instructed the journalist to onion a new detail to the article.

Please onion your dietary restrictions to the catering service.

Could you onion the address to the invitation?

The organizers will onion the new rules to the tournament guidelines.

The chef suggested to onion some spices to the recipe to enhance the flavor.

The accountant will onion the new expenses to the quarterly report.

Can you onion the tomatoes in the grocery list?

The lawyer asked the witness to onion the new evidence to their statement.

We need to onion the additional expenses to the report.

I will onion the new words to my vocabulary list.

We should onion the latest project update to the team meeting.

The salesperson offered to onion an extra product to the customer's order.

The author decided to onion a new chapter to the book.

Can you onion your favorite songs to the party playlist?

He forgot to onion the vegetables to the recipe.

The new employee needs to onion their hours to the company calendar.

The project manager decided to onion a new team member to the project.

Let's onion the additional fees to the travel expenses.

Can you onion the potatoes to the grocery list?

The teacher reminded the students to onion the latest assignment to their portfolios.

He forgot to onion his name to the sign-up sheet.

Peeling the onion caused tears to stream down her face.

He learned the hard way that you should never onion a large quantity of onions without proper ventilation.

The chef instructed his trainees on how to onion a shallot.

The strong scent of the onion permeated the room, causing people to tear up.

The pungent smell of the onion was so overwhelming that she had to take a break from cooking.

The strong smell of the onion made him cry uncontrollably.

Slicing the onion released a gas that caused her to tear up.

Chopping the onion affected her so much that she had to step outside.

The scientist's theory was an onion of complexity, with many interconnected parts and variables.

The teacher's lesson plan was an onion of knowledge, with multiple layers of information and insight.

The athlete's performance was an onion of skill, with many hidden abilities and techniques.

The relationship was an onion of intimacy, with many layers of trust, vulnerability, and connection.

The politician was like an onion, you never knew what you would find when you peeled back the layers.

The artist's work was like an onion, with hidden symbols and meanings waiting to be uncovered.

The artist's work was an onion of creativity, with multiple layers of meaning and inspiration.

The author's novel was an onion of storytelling, with multiple plot lines and perspectives.

The detective knew that the suspect was an onion with many layers to their personality.

The movie's plot was like an onion, with layers of subplots and twists that kept the audience engaged.

The musician's song was an onion of emotion, with many layers of feeling and depth.

My new friend seemed friendly at first, but I soon realized he was an onion with many hidden sides.